Health Services

Under Saskatchewan law, employers and workers must ensure the health, safety and welfare of other workers. Drug or alcohol impairment violates this basic requirement. We offer pre-access, random, personal and post-incident screening for drugs and alcohol that meet industry standards. Urine and breath samples are used for screening. Same day appointments are available. Call us for details

If it is not reasonably practicable to reduce a worker’s occupational noise exposure below 85 dBA or the noise level below 90 dBA in any area where a worker may be required or permitted to work, an employer or contractor shall arrange an audiometric (hearing) test and appropriate counseling at least once every 24 months for each worker required or permitted to work in that area. Just 30 minutes in our insulated audiometric test booth. Call us for an appointment.

The National Safety Code Program requires you to maintain your commercial license with an up-to-date medical report so you can operate vehicles across Canada and in the United States. Drivers also have to meet NSC’s criteria to make sure they’re medically fit to drive. Assessment takes 30 minutes. Call us for an appointment.

Spirometry testing measures how much air you can move into and out of your lungs and how fast the flow is. The participant will breathe through a mouthpiece while wearing a nose clip and be evaluated as to how well their lungs work. Suited for different industries where workers are exposed to dust, fumes, gas, vapour or any airborne contaminant that may be present in the workplace. After completion of the test, participants are provided with a record of their results. Test takes 30 minutes. During the COVID-19 pandemic breathing tests may not be available as heavy breathing is required and may increase the risk of spreading COVID-19. Call for updates to this service.